Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12
LOCAL AND ormEs sors.
scraps from she Notebook OF she
Sensfneps Reporser.

Sensineps Reporter.
Locusts are ravaging Minnesota.
The Alaskan salmon yield is larger thi
, year than usual.
Canadian cholera is playing havoc will
the children in Montreal.
French revenue returns for June show
that the receipts were four million francs
The German loan OF 10, 900, 900 marks Il
being taken up with avidity by capitalists
For the excursion trip TO Palisade, regis
ter your name at the Postoffce bookstore
A glass factory is in prospect at Albina
Or. Good sand for the purpose is found
there.
The funeral services Of the late ex.Gov.
ernor Morrill,, of Maine. took place Thurs.
day at Augusta.
Gabriel Cohn left Eureka yesterday Ia
look after his customers over st Tuscarors
and thereabouts.
Two pure white squirrels have been
caught near Healdsburg. They are the
first ever seen there.
The Central Nevadan says a number of
good miners can get employment in the
Pittsburg mines at Lewis.
The Secretary Of the State Board of
Horticulture states that there are over
$4,000 fruit growers in the State.
Nearly 300 building material cartmen
struck in New York last Wednesday and
the strike threatens to suspend operations.
The Pope thinks the peace Of Europe
will be upset unless concessions are made
to France with regard to Alsace and Lor-
rsine.
Heavy rains have caused floods and
washouts in Arizona and Mexico, and
railroad trains are three days behind
time.
Margarita Ostega died at Los Angeles
on Wednesday from fearful burns received
several weeks ago. She started a fire with
coal oil.
An earthquake shock was felt at the
Lick Observatory on Wednesday night.
II began at 1915 O'Clock and lasted five
seconds.
Isaac Murphy, the celebrated colored
at Lexington, Ky., for which he paid
$4,000.
Gus Corenke left yesterday to go on q
trip, with Tuscarors as the objective
point. He will return to Eureka in about
q week or 10 days.
County Auditor Beard will pay all GER
t~iicates Of indebtedness against the
Current Expense Fund up to No. 1881.
rs soon as presented.
A baseball club has been organized at
Winnemuccs called the Winnemuocas."
This name means "swift-iooted" and the
club intend 10 deserve it,.
Over 400 head of cattle, alleged to be
infected with pleuro-pneumonis, have
been condemned TO slaughter in West
chester county, New York.
There we're 20 persons registered
at the Postofice bookstore last evening,
to go on the grand excrsion to Palisade,
on Sunday.the 18th instant.
Gladstone, according TO the London
Standard. Is prepared to recommend Sir
G. o. Trevelyn as q Parliamentary csndi-
date for the Bridgeton Division In Glas-
| gov.
The British ship Mukota, from Java for
Queenstown, with @ crew OF rs men, all
from New York, Ia reported as missing.
She is supposed to have sunk with all on
board.
The decrease OF the public debt during
June amounted TO about SIC. 450, 900,
WAACu mhhcb U tOkal ItuUCtlOu iOT VAC
fiscal year ended yesterday Of about $109,.
500, 900.
The President has given up oil idea Of
visiting the West this Fall. He will visit
Atlanta in October, and after that his
whole time will be given to preparing his
annual message.
Governor Stoneman Ia better of by
$500, 900 to-day than he was five years ago
at San Jose, when he would gladly have
taken $40, 900 for his ranch. which he sold
a week ago for nearly half q million.
Independent: A private letter from
believe that ghost story. All 1 have 70
say is that IL ia taught that unbelievers
go to q bad place when they die. and there
Is no punishment for liars"
Mrs. Mscksy and Lady Burdette- Coutts
are paying each other many friendly at
tentions. 1t is said that the benevolent
and wealthy Baroness hopes TO interest the
bonanza Queen In some OF the philan-
thropic schemes to assist the starving poor
Of London.
his attachment to Eureka people, when at
the time the delegates went from here to
the Grand Lodge Of 1. o. o. F., he laid
~ ~ W nnOW thkOu6u
the mines, and pay them such other at.
t~entions as he could.
Scene. telegraph office: THAT makes
eight words. madame" cam I not en-
titled to send two words more?" "Cer
tainly. madame" Every we'll, then have
the kindness to put the words In haste
on the envelope, for you see, I've just
time to go and see some Of Morris & Levy
new dress goods"
In the case Of M. M. Ley va. Barne.
Nulty, tried by jury before Judg'
Fitzgerald in the District Court yesterday
Messrs. Baker & Wines for the plaintiff
and Messrs. Beatty and Breen for tn
defense. the jury returned a verdict on tn
first ballot for Nulty. This was o case ap
pealed from the Justice Court.
A "Dandy" Harvester.
An order WAS recei we'd vAaterdav al On.